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Santa Rosa County 4-H crowns district speech champs

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on May 1, 2024. Posted in Education, News.

Around 75% of people have a fear of public speaking. While many people might dread having to speak or give a presentation in front of an audience, it is a skill necessary to develop for a person’s work and social life.

Hurlburt Air Park officially open to public

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on April 30, 2024. Posted in Community, Military, News.

For the first time in roughly 20 years, the Hurlburt Field Airpark is open to the general public.

While the airpark has been unofficially available for public use since April 11, 1st Special Operations Wing (1SOW) Commander Col. Patrick Dierig and others with Air Force Special Operations Command (AFSOC) held a ribbon cutting ceremony Monday to formally welcome community members to the outdoor museum.

Man charged with kidnapping, battery of same victim from previous arrest

Written by Daniel Evans on April 29, 2024. Posted in Crime, News.

A man recently released from prison has been charged with kidnapping the same victim again. A neighbor who called 911 may have saved the victim’s life.

23 miles of power lines in Santa Rosa County being updated for storm readiness

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on April 29, 2024. Posted in Beach, News.

Each day, thousands of electrical components carry electricity across Santa Rosa County to power homes and businesses. Many of these components (power line wire, transformers, etc.) are supported by large wooden utility poles, many standing around 50 feet tall.

UWF’s Jiles and Jarrett sign undrafted free agent deals with New York teams

Written by Brian Lester on April 28, 2024. Posted in Sports, Uncategorized.

Two University of West Florida football players have signed undrafted free agent deals following the NFL Draft this weekend.

Quarterback Peewee Jarrett and wide receiver John Jiles signed with the New York Jets and New York Giants, respectively.

Spring home checklist? The Tool Shack can help

Written by Staff Reporters on April 26, 2024. Posted in Advertorial, Home & Garden.

The spring season signifies a new beginning to the year, and The Tool Shack is here to help chip away at that spring clean-up list. Let’s give that yard a clean-cut look.

Reserve group returning to the skies

Written by Staff Reporters on April 26, 2024. Posted in Military, News.

Tyndall Air Force Base – The 44th Fighter Group, Air Force Reserve, conducted their first flying Unit Training Assembly at Tyndall Air Force Base, Florida, April 6, 2024, since returning to Tyndall. This training proved valuable for the pilots and maintainers by giving them hands-on experience with F-35A Lightning II’s and their first local sortie since departing Tyndall prior to Hurricane Michael.

Construction Career Days offers students hands-on experience

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on April 25, 2024. Posted in Education, News.

In recent years, the state of Florida has pushed for greater educational opportunities for trade and vocational training. On April 16 and 17, students from Escambia, Santa Rosa, Okaloosa, and Walton counties were given the opportunity to go to Milton to take part in Northwest Florida Construction Career Days.

Christian nonprofit, Vision of Hope, to hold fishing rodeo

Written by Hansen Hasenberg on April 24, 2024. Posted in Faith, News.

Fishing has long been a source of recreation. A place to get away from the troubles or stresses of life, while enjoying nature’s bounty, and if you’re lucky, a fish or two at the end of the day.

Philanthropic Pirates on the Panhandle

Written by Staff Reporters on April 24, 2024. Posted in Business.

Historically, pirates on the high seas boarded and seized ships in search of money and riches, selfishly stealing the booty for themselves. Today factions still roam the seas, overtaking lone vessels for their wares. However, in 2009, the Pirates on the Panhandle Social Club landed in Navarre, becoming more than 250 strong today. They are an anomaly though, demonstrating an altruistic penchant for performing good works, proving not all pirates are bad.